Table 2.
Variation in trust in physicians by participant characteristics
| Trust in Physicians |
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|---|---|---|---|
| Characteristics | High (n=1702) | Low (n=1141) | P-value |
| n (%) | |||
| Race | <.0001 | ||
| Black (n=1484) | 834 (56%) | 650 (44%) | |
| White (n=1359) | 868 (64%) | 491 (36%) | |
| Sex | .5 | ||
| Male (n=883) | 537 (61%) | 346 (39%) | |
| Female (n=1960) | 1165 (59%) | 795 (41%) | |
| Region | .8 | ||
| Stroke belt/buckle (n=1695) | 1011 (60%) | 684 (40%) | |
| Non-stroke belt/buckle (n=1148) | 691 (60%) | 457 (40%) | |
| Education | <.0001 | ||
| ≤8th grade (n=362) | 169 (47%) | 193 (53%) | |
| >8th grade (n=2481) | 1533 (62%) | 948 (38%) | |
| Adherence* | .005 | ||
| Perfect (n=1999) | 1230 (62%) | 769 (38%) | |
| Imperfect (n=844) | 472 (56%) | 372 (44%) | |
| Social network† mean (SD) | 3.3 (.76) | 3.2 (.87) | <.0001 |
Adherence – Perfect (absence of non-adherence by 4-item Morisky scale); Imperfect (non-adherence for any reason).
Continuous score on social network scale scored from 0 (weakest) to 4 (strongest) social network.